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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-03-26

THURSDAY morning the stage
came in from the r r. without
any mail. This has been repeated
so often that We could wish that
the Government wonld abolish cur
(no) daily service, and give us a
s%ure-euough weekly mail. ITO
the victors belong the speils,' but
we r spelling, Democrats and
Republicans alike save only our
p. NJ. under present condition Of
things.
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Musical Boxes.

We make a speciality OF music
boxes. Send Tor particulars. y
SlI music box (threc tunes) tor
$3.50. A $13.5 80 music box q
%tunes) for SIS 5. A $50. so music
box 6 times for 1850. Other
musical merchandise at proportions
ally low prices. Everything guar
anteed as represented. Write tor
particulars. Mention this paper
when writing.
j. X, LIZ BARON IL Co Elgin, III.
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Diner Waiter, | see you have
got turtle soup on the menu. Is it
mock turtlet Waitel--No, sir,
mad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pruden, of Pitts
bIrgh, alter having been divorced,
remarked tor the sake OF the chill
dren. This showed more Pru-
dens than IS generally exhibited
by divorced people.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-03-26

THIS week, Prof. Glass consum-
mated a sale Of his milling, min
ing and realty property to Will
mington. Delaware, parties, and
gave possession on Tuesday, We
understand that the consideration
was $500. Cheap enough. The
names OF the purchasers are, John
q. Baker, Francis Ii. Burk, and
Henry +. Duer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-03-26

M. WHITEMAN requests us to
announce that he will obey the
letter and spirit Of tbs Sunday law
adopted by the late Legislature,
and that hereafter neither front
or back door OF his place of bust
ness will be opened on Sundays.
His patrons will take notice accord
inglY.
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DIR. lluNTER proposes to keep
up two shifts on the North Home
stake, and run the cid Glass mill
on the ore night and day. The
clean up this week, OF 100 tons OF
ore, vas be,tsr thar the last, and
highly satisfactory to the parties
III interest.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-03-26

CAPT. W. w. BRAzEL, of Ea-
gle Creek, - County, spent a
couple Of days in town this week.
The Capt. was Il gallant soldier
ON the right side during the war,
and has been right side up as q
gentleman since the collapse.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

KINDLISG Williams & Co. g saw-mill
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i Second St.
u. II. BALDWIN q Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No PSI! Main street
PUnE and white as the flower whose
name It bears are the biscuits raised hy
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN 4 LILY CoFFEE AND SrIcE Go.
SPECIAL students win be received In any
department at the liigbec School, or TO
take privqae lessons In Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. VIII deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passen-
ger agent VI. 4 l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ca,
L. o. Box No. 236.
Miss CARRIE NJ. KEATiNo, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
ing at the music.house Of u. II. Baldwin.
AZ already announced, Miss Heating will
give free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session ~ u reward 10 the
pupil having the best record up 10 Febru-
AIRY for diligcnt study andthe highest de-
gree Of perfection.
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striking Printers R.,urn 60 Work.

CmcAao, Ill.,, Dec. S0.--Thc job and
book printers strike has terminated, aud
the defeated strikers are slowly returning
20 work. The non.union men are being
discharged as fast as the strikers return,
Notwithstanding mos, Of the employing
printers sworc that not man who came
10 their aid should ever bo discharged 10
make way for striker, no matter how
good a workman said striker might be- The
gradual end OF The strike, or. more prop.
crly, lockout, v appreciated 10y the news.
paper printers and such job printers ~
wcrc not involved In the general wrcCk.
They have been paying weekly assess.
mcnt OF 10 per cent toward the support
Of the strikers, and were much relieved
"Wednesday when II was cut down to .
per cent, owing 70 the small number oi
strikers aud the liberal aid OF other
unions.
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and making for Kansas City or 81. Louis.
Directly after the crime was discovered a
force OF men set out 10 find him. This
was done about II o'clock last night about
four miles north OF Rector. When found
he was asleep under large tree. He was
informed that he must die and he made ID
protest In fact, he said he was wiling
and ready, he had done nothing he lad
cause 10 regret. His wife had been uprue
TO him and he had killed her lover, and
this he regarded as justice. Regarding the
shooting OF his wife, he said he couN offer
nothing in the way Of defense. lie was
then hanged to the very tree under which
he was found sleeping. His wTe's stage
name was Julia Bennett before her mar
riapc
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Mrs. Jesse James al the pine Museum.

Mrs Jesse James at the museum is the
most remarkable woman Of the day. Her
thrilling adventures while with her hus-
band, Jesse James, the Ford boys and the
band Of bandits who were the terror Of the
land, are almost incredible and are related
by her in mastery manner. Her cx-
yoriencc has probably never been equaled
10y any other woman in the world. A
lady in every sense Of the word, still pos
sessng that indomitablc will, and without
fear, that 50 characterized thatonce famous
band OF robbers and assassins who have
slain numbers Of the most skilled detect
ives who were eager 10 produce his body,
either dead or alive, for which the Gov
crnor Of Missouri offered the largest re-
ward IN the annals Of history 10 any one
who would capture him. This lady has u
remarkable past, and will be ON exhibition
this winter and will then retire 10 private
life. The public Of Memphis, therefore,
have an opportunity Of seeing Mrs. Jesse
James at Robinsons Dime Museum for n
limited period. She will give an exhibit
ton OF rifle shooting.
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NorE nm FOLLOWING PRICE.


30 Mems Suits, frock or Sack, at s. 90
worth - 80.
IS Mems Scotch suits at s. 30, worth
$40 %.
% Mems Corkscrew Suits nj 81 90, worth
Sl3 10.
10 Mems Elegant Dress Suits at $40 90,
worth SIS 10.
$50 Boys Suits at 81 90, worth 81 30.
100 Child's Suits at u 30, worth 81 70.
200 pair Knee Pants nj Poe, worth zoe.
100 Mems aud Boys odd Vests at zoe,
worth 81 -.
800 pair Mems Cashmere Pants at 81 70,
worth ~ So
$50 pair all wool fine Worsted Pants ut
" 20, worth % 90,
1000 Mems Goats for 81 %, 81 80, 50 90,
worth double.
500 Mems and Boys Overcoa,s from
~ 90 10 A. no. worth double.
800 Boys Hats at Doc, and Caps at loo
each.
100 dozen Gents Hats, latest styles,
from 81 ~ 10 81 80
10 dozen all wool Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers at iOc.
10 dozen Fancy Wool URdcrwearnt half
price.
100 dozen Gents and Boys Linen Col
lars at DC, cuffs nc lbc.
o. dozen Gents aud Boys silk Scaris at
l5c, worth JOc.
100 dozen cloth end Suspcndcn at loo.
large variety Of White and Colorcd
Shirts ut half price.
30 dozen Boys Shirt Waists at l5c each.
One Child's Body irco Of charge TO each
costumcr ola child's suit.
Shelves aud counters Of the above store
for sale.
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Engineers Discharged.

NV YoHK, Dec. 30.-Thirly engineers,
who were discharged from the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad company's employ be-
cause OF thcir connection with the strike
which recently took place on that road,
have been engaged TO take the places Of
some Of he strikers on the Reading rail-
road, and left Brooklyn for Philadelphia.
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DAVID +. u,pprx, President.

GonsUCn & TazEyASr, agents for tho
celebrated Tate water, have just received q
ircsh supply This water has received the
highest Endorsement ~ q cure for dyspcp-
sia, malaria and all discascsof the stomach,
bowels, liver and kidneys. lis shipping
qualities aTu uncxocllcd. send for forty
page pamphlet 10 Thomas TomliAson,
Tate Spring, Tenn.
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A Wiz rnracrrr I.,nenea.

ST. FRAscis, Ark, Dec. 0.-Wm. Her.
ring, who murdered his young wife and
her panmour near here, Thursday, was
hanged last night by band Of vigilanis
who have been on his trail since no fled.
After the murder Herring set ont toward
the northern boundary line with the pur.
pose evidently Of escaping into Missouri
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Tho o,d Dom,,,ou N,ycr T,rc..

Quito a deal 81 excitement was created to
day by the announcement that some Onc
here had drawn $4,000 In the Louisiana
State Lottery, and there wa general
scrutiny of tickets by those who had in
vested In a short time IL was learned that
Mr. Y. VI p.nson, the efficient chief clerk In
the office of the Old Dominion g. S, Co., was
the lucky posscssor Of the ticket-NogoW,
Va, IHgiiidp, November II.
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TnE photograph exhibition which Wa
b. have been held next Friday evening nj
the Y. NJ. g. A. rooms, for the benefit Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, has been postponed
10 January ~ lsSS al which ume the
most complete instrument of is kind ever
exhibition and pm, In practical operation.
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NaM La ft,e Iiinc

TO use Hodges sarsaparillo with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier ior the blood. A
certain euro for rheumatism, scrofulous az
fcctions, and all diseases peculiar 10 females.
Renovates and inyigoratts the system Phys
icians recommend II. Take no other Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A Barrel OF Coal OIL Explodos In n
Room Where an Infant IL Sleeping.

A Barrel OF Coal OIL Explodos ln a
Room Where an Infant IL Sleeping.
A most horrible accident and agonizing
death occurred ut the Wappanoca Outing
club houses, which are situated on the
Kansas City railroad, about eighteen miles
west Of this city, on Thursday night last
In one Of the rooms Of the apartments set
aside for the cook had been placed bar
icl Of coal oil. The cook, colorcd woman,
had put her baby, several months old, 10
sleep In this room, and while she was
engaged at her work she was startled by q
terrible noise. The barrel OF coal oil had
exploded. In hn instant the room where.
In the infant lay WIS In flames, aud those
who rushed 10 the scene were powcrlcs.
10 control The flames ~ rescue the child
The building, one story frame, burned
like finder, and the child was roasted 8,
death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

TUX card writer at I. Samclson 4 Co.'S,
$40 Main street, has very fine stock oi
New Year calling cards. lie In also n III.
houcilisi, and can make YOU apcricct like.
ness In the old fashioned photograph, ~
well % write beautiful card.
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County Rrgi,tcr,. Omcc.

The charter OF the Standard Publishing
company WIS fled for registration ycster-
day. The incorporaton are ID. ID, Moore,
A. l.. Rowe, IT,. w. ii. Evans, Jas. T..
Niece and J. W. Vernon. The purpose
Is 10 DO general printing business.
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licensed 10 Wed.

Marriage licenscsissued since last report:
& b. VIM and Alice young (colorcd), o.
+. 0stling and Lizzie A. Porter, Henry
Levy and Esta Sober, Robert Guiton and
Katie Baldon,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

DUSSAvANT q Aisur, SUCCESSORS 10 Dun
nayant Il Bro, have removed 20 Is Jcfler.
son street, next TO Memphis theatcr. All
Job work promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

W. II. WHRArLKY, real estate agent and
United States commissioner, has removed
his office 10 2S2 Main street, over Brown
4 Jones coal Office.
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Cp,nucery Court.

L. l.. MCGOWAN has fled bin against
Mrs Ella G, Glenn, asking that judy
ment Of 81 800, obtained several years ago,
be satisfied,
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Don'i rali 90 Cali Fairly.
]. GOLDSMITH a. BROS.
8is Main.
HOLIDAY RATES.

The Mississippi n Tennessee Railroad
Win sell excursion tickets, December
% TO January inclusive, Mt ono faro
round trip Memphis 10 all points on
Illinois Central railroad south of Grenada,
including New Orleans Apply at ticket
offices, No. PSI Main street, aud depot.
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THE stock Of fixtures Of the Star Cloth.
ing House was bought by the cntcrprising
firm Of I. Goldsmith & Bros. Scc their
card Ia today's issue.
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Squire Hughey yesterday fined Jane
Mccullough aud Anna Williams, the two
colored women who had fight about the
husband of Anna several nights ago, 81
and costs each, aggrcgating S26, in default
OF which both wcresentt 10 the work-house.
poinire ,lIIghey also dismissed the charge
change4ult and battery against Tom Young
The Nom Nicely on Fred Cook, hut put
~ al. OF tie young men under bond Of
ssy % to keep the peace.
NJ George Wynn was arrested yesterday for
faiding the woman, Amanda Williams, in
putting the children Of old man Ike Fenner
out of their house few nights ago. Both
Wynn and the woman will be tried today
before Squire Fleming ON the charge OF
cruelty TO children.
Tom Owens, colored, was arrested yes
terlay for assault and battery committed
ON W. III. Victory, ON the night Of Deccm-
Der %. Victory was very badly beaten mp
with heavy piece. .nf scnntlng IN the
hands OF Owens, and yesterday was the
frsi day lac has been able 10 leave his
house in Fort Pickering. Owens claims
thai la his absence on the day of the sd,
w illN ii'NN' fi'TNil
suited and abused his wife, and that after
he had eaten supper, in response To rap
on the door, he found Victory standing
there. Ills wife had told him what had
taken place, and presuming on the intcn-
tons Of his white visitor, he snaiched up
the piece Of wood, knocked him down, aud
gave him severe beating. On the other
hand, Victory states that lac went TO
Owens house, on Seventh street, Fort
Pickering, 10 see another woman, who he
understood had COW for sale; but that
the woman he was looking for was
not there. and he made inquiry Of Ovens
wife NJ Ia the COW. lie said nothing im-
proper TO her at all, and why he went back
10 the house that night was because
Ovens wife told him that the party he
was looking for would be there by that
time. Victory was very badly beaten up,
aud II Will be some timo before ho en-
tircly RECEIVERS. Owcnssworc out n county
warrant charging Victory with ircspass-
Ing ON his premises. Squire fleming will
hear both cases today.
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I. GOLDSMITH g. BROS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We beg leave TO inform the public that
We bought out the entire stock, for spot
cash, OF the we'll known
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I.naic,. mn,. and l,ennri..

Iayigne's felt hats, SOC.
lavignc's wartcrd silks, II.
layignc's trimmed hats, your choee, g..
Layigne II closing out this seasons goods.
i. LANIuNr, No. 30 Main street
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ron nicely written visiting cards call at
|. Samelson a Co.'s cigar store.
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90 CENTS on THE DOLLAR,
Trida, Morning. the ao,h inst.

and We will put the same on salc con
mcncing
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CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
puLLNEss PREVAILS IN THE COURT
HOUSE OWING TO POLITICS.

Intermixed with Holiday Season-The
Marriage Boom Still Continues to
Flourish, the Coiored People secur-
ing q Majority of Licenses.
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County CLERKS once.
The Magistrates.

Mr.. Clcrk Quigley has appointed 1'hos
!. Eldridge as deputy clerk.
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MrLroip buys old gold.
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Any ono having any debts, bonds, cou.

pons, script or ledger balances issued by
the old city Of Memphis will please Pre-.
sent same ior settlement at this Office.
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GREAT
In DUCE M EN- rs
FOR THE COMING
HOLIDAYS.
-:oi
THE OAK HALL
Clothing Emporium
Means Business All The Time
fyou want a Pine Dress or Prince
Albert Suit. equal to custom made at
half price,
WE HAVE THEM.
" you want n Fine Business Suit,
In all Shades and styles. at half the
WE HAVE THEM.
ifyou want FINE WINTER OVER
COAT. equal to custom made, at half
tho Cost,
WE HAVE THEM.
ryou want suits ana ovorooats for
your Boys and Children at Extra Low
Prices
WE HAVE THEM
At tho Well Known and Reliable
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
We VIII Mention a Pow Articles
ana Our
L q w Il RIG H. $.
- 3oi---
$3.50.
rhl. viii bus our McchanloF Buslne~ suit.
well made aud good Tor all purposes.
$1,000.
This T. our Atwood Cas limcre suit. IN
straight aud round cut styles
$I2.5o
onlJ Tor our scotch Che,tot suits. In froch
aud sa"k styles. Tho Novelties ot the
season.
$500
WIN dres. ,ou up In our zine D1ESs SUITS
In frock aud oala~sy styles, equal ID
| Custom MRd0.
Our MEMS OVERCOATS.
$500
ror our vine satin Lined Chinchnla mud
kersey Dress o,crcost..
SO, So, $40, Sra.
This o,srcoai, In IT, variety ot styles and
shades. T. LOWER than the LOWEST.
Our 90, $500. si.76
BOYS AND CHlLDREES 0YERCOlTS
Aois, 4 TO N YEARS.
$500, Sits,
Lsrs Pant. Suits. knss Pant. ssl,.
REMEMBER
THIS LOW PRICE
AT THE
OAK HALL
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
POI MAIN STREET
SOL HALLE, PROPRIETOR
OPPOSITE ODD WILLOWS HALL
KNyE. forks spoons, Muliord'S
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Shelves aud counters Of the above store
for sale.
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Strafford.

Mrs. A. Ritter is very dangerously
sick, and there are no hopes of her re.
covery.
David Adams who got hurt while
coasting, is able to be out, but cannot
bear his weight on the injured limb.
There is to be a public installation of
officers in the Masonic fraternity this
week Friday at the Town Hall, after
which there will be dance. Blais.
dell's orchestra will furnish music.
f. II. West has been to Boston with
a Car load of potatoes for T.. p. Hyde.
Bailey who moved into the j. West
house in the fall, moves back to II.
Burnham's to whom he has hired out
for the summer.
Mr.. Lang's son had three fingers cut
of in II. A. Hatch's bedstead factory.
w. West is at home for short vaca-
ton, but returns in u few days to
South Royalton to work on a job for
Mark Sargent.
The school in No. 9 closed last Thurs
day.
1t is reported that Darius Brown
who has been absent the last year, is
to return to this place this spring.
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THE FIRST STEP FOR SIX YEARS.
A Ma vrlOus, if not Miraculous Cure.

Many of our rerders will remember the injury Of the
daughter Of Mr.. W. H. Turner Of Bei-. ear Mont
iormy Of the spine and total loss of sensation pow
er in the lower extremes, Doctors from far and
had exhausted their skill and abandoned the ut
tery hopeless-a child of fourteen doomed to be Grip
pie for life. Fortunately her parents became inspired
with the hope that Dr. Gage, Of a6 West Thirty-frs
street, New York, the author Of so many wonderful
in this section, might reach her case At one O
his visits to Montpelier, few months ago, Mrs. Tur
ner consulted him and received encouragement. The
patient could be carried to Montpelier after care
fully considering the case, the Doctor iocided to pre-
faithfully followed and under the treatment she has
steadily gained from the first The natural feeling
soon returned to her limbs and she walk with
but little assistance, and her parents are naturally over
joyed the prospect Of complete restoration. Why
DR.. Gage should have such remarkable success. even
without seeing the patient is mystery to say the least
We have no theory to advance but simply give the
plain facts and leave readers draw their in
ferences.-[ Montpelier Watchman
We published the above several months ago. The
then exciting much interest, and SO many
conectures as to the possibility of after the pa
tient had been helpless SO many years. We now have
the pleasure OF publishing the following from Miss
Turner:
BERLIN, VT, Nov. 1o, 1886.
Editor Watchman:
regard to my cure by Dr. Gage has called out so many
letters of inquiry to know if still remain well, that
desire to make brief statement OF my former and pres
condition. When eight years Of age was SO njur-
ed by an accident that I became helpess-unable to
walk for years. We had made many trials that
had almost given up in despair. was unable to be
carried DR.. Gage, my mother consulted him IN re-
gard to my case and he sent remedies without see
ing me- commenced to gain at once, and while tax
ing the third gained rapidly that fourth was
not necessary. can now walk mile without any dr.
cannot express my gratitude DR.. Gage for rescung
me from life of misery and helpessness.
Very truly yours,
DIR. CAGES NEXT VISIT.
Bradford Hotel, Wednesday, Feb a3-unti O'CLOCK.
ST. Tohnsbury House, Thursday, Feb. a4th.
Littleton, Friday, Feb. aSth, until o'clock
Concord, Saturday, Feb s6th.
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OrfOrd,

Alice Rogers is giving lessons in oil
painting and has a prospect of quite a
class.-Josiah Ii. Archer and Walter
Hanniford have gone into the lumber
ing business quite eXtensively.-An
agent from Ohio is in town taking Or
ders for setting CRAFTS next spring and
waiting for his pay until after they
have grown, which seems very queer
way and is doing quite large business
with many of our most reliable citi-
zens.-Several of our people who went
West one year ago and took farms re-
turned home through the winter, but
will return in two weeks for the sea-
son.-Dr. w. r. Barnes has been APP
pointed delegate to attend a council
next week at Piermont, for the in
stallation of Rev. Mr.. Converse.-J.
Bigelow has moved to the Howard
store which he left last fall.-Since the
car load of Western ponies arrived in
town, horse back riding has been very